Compared to The African versions these actually look very nice. Not just logs put together but craftsmanship with good taste. Wouldnt mind owning one like that myself. Especially If I could convert it into a bicycle kind of thing.
Brings back memories of the early 70's. We had wooden scooters similar to these ones. The the bar connecting to the stirring handle though was attached with only a hook made of nail and from time to time it detaches and some kids skinned their knees and elbows sometimes.
We also used to play with wooden cars now a days it is hard to find wish to have to get back those memories I will be more happy thn now because now a days people are forgetting such kind of fun. Today's kids doesn't know anything about such kind of joy and happiness only getting busy with internet
It's called Chukudu in DRC Congo. They have similar one but a bit advanced. Burundi has cyclists who can carry loads of bananas for livelihood at neck breaking speed
@@nobueno3514 The scooters that I have seen on UA-cam, I think from the Congo, have all the features in these scooters plus they have rollerbearings and springs for a kind of artoficial trail... The technicians who make them have some very good skills as well.
A lot of this beautiful clip reminds me of my times in the state of Bahia, Brasil, some twenty-five years ago. There was a busy boatyard in Itacare that caught my attention. The guys made 25' boats out of wood that was yellow inside and yielded a pleasant scent. There was a lot of machete use, roosters would crow, and afternoon breaks were spent lazing in the shade of spreading almond trees. I saw a lot of hand-carved woodwork in Brasil. I saw how Bahians would improvise when making or repairing things, much like what we saw in this clip. I think the best invention I saw there was a gas engine powered wheelchair. The owner was a fine guitarist, a local celebrity, and was doted over and greatly appreciated by all in Porto Seguro, Bahia.
We made scooters back in the 1950s. We used boards and the wheels were old bearings from cars. It’s so surprising that in this day and age to see something like this being made. But I still admire these poor guys.
В Африке тоже делают деревянные самокаты. Чукуду. Они более совершенны. Там есть пружины-амортизаторы, тормоз и их самокат-чукуду может перевозить до 450 кг груза.
I am the 1st commenter: This push and roll wooden scooter invention is a Very green very efficient means of good transportation. The rest of the world's nations must adopt it. Green Nobel Prize is recommended for the inventor.
We have bicycles , and carts , you might even connect the 2 and they certainly don't have such a bad build quality as the ones in the video , even from wood it can be made better
Wow is he great with that chopping knife! It must need a lot of sharpening throughout the build .Wood is very heavy , so taking it downhill on wheels is a great idea ,and as for the return trip wheeling the bike that’s alright,you only have to walk one way.
If it can be fitted electric battery with these scooters it could be more effective but anyway I really appreciated for their indigenous efforts using their available resources great job guys keep it up
If you’ve ever tried to shape a piece of wood with a machete you understand why his fingers look the way they do. Very hard work, especially shaping round pieces.
Los peruanos se inspiraron en esta idea para crear sus mototaxis y ademas al ser descendientes de bolivianos le han incorporado el toque del altiplano ❤
To add to your death list, these are warrior tribe who hunt heads of their enemies, this tribes are where we get our MMA fighters too. The Team Lakay of ONE FC
In Africa they make same scooters I have seen hundreds of same scooters in Congo and neighboring countries I was shocked to see exactly same scooters in Philippine.
i just saw the video of the scooters from the congo. those ones are angled upwards and the handles looks like the skull and horns of a carabou and no seats
just like our modern push scooter they probably just push the scooter up hill and walk it, and chances are when there is an uphill there is also a downhill.
@@jhunmontina6422 The American version is the supermarket battery powered scooter to go through the isles for 400lbs landww-hales in the hunt for glyphosate loaded sugary food products. I reckon there are not many specimens of that kind in the Philipine mountains.
I was watching the Congo Africa one of these and they have the same type of scooter. I wonder who thought of it first, or maybe perhaps a tourist saw it and thought, Hello, kerching $$$$
Nice engineering ! a few additional items like an electric motor and or foot paddle for uphills would be great! not dissing, just making a suggestion to update but not dishonor the tradition. Thank You People of the Philippines for this amazing contribution to the World.
Aye just saw a African video of dez same scooters,But de comets are negative. Day talk a bot how primitive day are and hold ding humanity back. Dez comets are positive
the Congolese scooter are made for heavy lifting but Philippines scooter are made for fun because most of these mountain tribe cant afford bicycle so they made it for the kids.
I am ever applauding the human ability to go forward with creative answers to problems. Kudos!
@@kingcab86
Compared to The African versions these actually look very nice. Not just logs put together but craftsmanship with good taste. Wouldnt mind owning one like that myself. Especially If I could convert it into a bicycle kind of thing.
The Flintstones came to mind, completely great
Same here😂😅 💯
Brings back memories of the early 70's. We had wooden scooters similar to these ones. The the bar connecting to the stirring h
cai' loai xe nay o viet nam toi chua thay bao gio
Brings back memories of the early 70's. We had wooden scooters similar to these ones. The the bar connecting to the stirring handle though was attached with only a hook made of nail and from time to time it detaches and some kids skinned their knees and elbows sometimes.
I grew up in Canada, we skinned our knees and we had actual bikes... 🤣
We also used to play with wooden cars now a days it is hard to find wish to have to get back those memories I will be more happy thn now because now a days people are forgetting such kind of fun. Today's kids doesn't know anything about such kind of joy and happiness only getting busy with internet
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It's called Chukudu in DRC Congo. They have similar one but a bit advanced.
Burundi has cyclists who can carry loads of bananas for livelihood at neck breaking speed
They also incorporate sealed baring rings in their design as well as springs to make up for a lack of castor effect..... I am a bike designer myself.
Blud said "a bit advanced" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@nobueno3514 The scooters that I have seen on UA-cam, I think from the Congo, have all the features in these scooters plus they have rollerbearings and springs for a kind of artoficial trail...
The technicians who make them have some very good skills as well.
@@nobueno3514 advanced is relative
Chukudu are heavy duty
This one not so much
The craftsman has still 10 working fingers, that is amazing
Looks like he's lost the tip of one, its just bone
I’ve first saw similar video of these scooters in the congo 🇨🇬, they look like they shouldn’t move but they are really sturdy !
В конго конструкция лучше. И там есть подшипники
Yes it is Chukudu a Wooden Bike
A lot of this beautiful clip reminds me of my times in the state of Bahia, Brasil, some twenty-five years ago. There was a busy boatyard in Itacare that caught my attention. The guys made 25' boats out of wood that was yellow inside and yielded a pleasant scent. There was a lot of machete use, roosters would crow, and afternoon breaks were spent lazing in the shade of spreading almond trees. I saw a lot of hand-carved woodwork in Brasil. I saw how Bahians would improvise when making or repairing things, much like what we saw in this clip. I think the best invention I saw there was a gas engine powered wheelchair. The owner was a fine guitarist, a local celebrity, and was doted over and greatly appreciated by all in Porto Seguro, Bahia.
Very creative and very unique, thank you for sharing this very good video so that we can watch this broadcast
We made scooters back in the 1950s. We used boards and the wheels were old bearings from cars. It’s so surprising that in this day and age to see something like this being made. But I still admire these poor guys.
I remember that type of scooter with steel bearings for wheels still around in the early 70's.
Are u from Jamaica?
В Африке тоже делают деревянные самокаты. Чукуду. Они более совершенны. Там есть пружины-амортизаторы, тормоз и их самокат-чукуду может перевозить до 450 кг груза.
эти устройства с моторчиком?
Самое главное забыл, в Чукуду есть подшипники .
I always wanted to have one of this scooter when I was a kid during watching Flintstone 🥰😀
Я детстве с ребятами делал похожие самокаты 50 лет назад в СССР
I like them, a lot of artistic skill in the ones with carvings in them
I am the 1st commenter:
This push and roll wooden scooter invention is a Very green very efficient means of good transportation. The rest of the world's nations must adopt it. Green Nobel Prize is recommended for the inventor.
We have bicycles , and carts , you might even connect the 2 and they certainly don't have such a bad build quality as the ones in the video , even from wood it can be made better
Wow is he great with that chopping knife! It must need a lot of sharpening throughout the build .Wood is very heavy , so taking it downhill on wheels is a great idea ,and as for the return trip wheeling the bike that’s alright,you only have to walk one way.
If it can be fitted electric battery with these scooters it could be more effective but anyway I really appreciated for their indigenous efforts using their available resources great job guys keep it up
battery and effective? :D nonsense gas engine is also better and cheap
But that would go against Hanna Barbera's original concept.
@@Lokvidarheavyass stinky loud junk
but how do they get back up the hill again.....🤔
🤭👀
On their auto feet 🦶 😊
Through Bluetooth
Push or pull
There's a portal going Up ..ask thanos
Супер. Человек всегда найдёт выход из любой ситуации. Молодцы удачи вам молодежь
Мотоклуб "Филиппинские волки"
Most scooter-makers do not have all ten toes actually. Brilliant vid and so is the craftsman.
If you’ve ever tried to shape a piece of wood with a machete you understand why his fingers look the way they do. Very hard work, especially shaping round pieces.
How they are applied break??
They are cheap, gazoline-free, and eco-friendly as there is no pollution out of it.
Los peruanos se inspiraron en esta idea para crear sus mototaxis y ademas al ser descendientes de bolivianos le han incorporado el toque del altiplano ❤
peru a la banguardia teknologica en latinoamerica😎😎😎
Philippines gaya gaya
@@junecafirma4505 Filipinas Guyana Guyana 😎👍
I never thought I'd see a " Philippino Biker Gang " .... now I can die a happy man !
To add to your death list, these are warrior tribe who hunt heads of their enemies, this tribes are where we get our MMA fighters too. The Team Lakay of ONE FC
Make a minimalist e hub motor version.
In Africa they make same scooters I have seen hundreds of same scooters in Congo and neighboring countries I was shocked to see exactly same scooters in Philippine.
Why they can try to make wooden bicycle.. Which driven by chain mechanism ?
i just saw the video of the scooters from the congo. those ones are angled upwards and the handles looks like the skull and horns of a carabou and no seats
Now I really want to see them ride that uphill with full cargo.
just like our modern push scooter they probably just push the scooter up hill and walk it, and chances are when there is an uphill there is also a downhill.
@@jhunmontina6422 The American version is the supermarket battery powered scooter to go through the isles for 400lbs landww-hales in the hunt for glyphosate loaded sugary food products. I reckon there are not many specimens of that kind in the Philipine mountains.
Not possible
he's building himself a new one again on the mountain. and this one is for firewood.
I was watching the Congo Africa one of these and they have the same type of scooter. I wonder who thought of it first, or maybe perhaps a tourist saw it and thought, Hello, kerching $$$$
*Me:* _"Angelo, what's wrong with your scooter. Gotta flat tire?"_
*Angelo:* _"No, termites."_
It's very interesting.
How are the brakes and power made?
Reapect to this craftman, thumbs up. Also chopping is faster than sawing but need to be accurate.
It can only go downhill. Uphill the scooter rides you.
dari mainan anak anak..kini dipakai orang dewasa........... ternyata ide orang konggo - afrika kini mendunia... tinggal tambah alat kayuh saja
Как говорится, лучше плохо ехать, чем хорошо идти.
лучше тогда вообще не идти и не ехать!
I am Indian but I saw in goma, congo this creation by my eyes. Wonderful ...❤❤❤
Следующий вертолёт с педалями 👍😄
Muito top, parabéns 👏👏🇧🇷 essas idéias é que faz a gente voltar a ser criança.
Nice engineering ! a few additional items like an electric motor and or foot paddle for uphills would be great! not dissing, just making a suggestion to update but not dishonor the tradition. Thank You People of the Philippines for this amazing contribution to the World.
Aye just saw a African video of dez same scooters,But de comets are negative. Day talk a bot how primitive day are and hold ding humanity back. Dez comets are positive
Wow hebatnya karaf tangan hanya kayu dibuat peder. Ok sya hadir support ya sahabat. 👍🏼
They use the Chukudu know how from Congo Africa to create this scooter 😅😊
I see Halfords are doing these but I believe delivery costs are a tad prohibitive .
No fuel and no engine. Cheapest vehicle made with wood. I want to buy it!
I think it's called a chukudu,viewer from trinidad
want to see they ride these scooters uphill with carrying woods
Fred Flinstone would be proud!👍
Made for use on slopy roads only, that too, without brake machenism.
Looks like Chukudu’s younger brother !
Great congratulations I'm watching from kenya
What is simple, cheap, and effective will never be beat. 👍
These look like the next generation of Janus motorcycles.
Very nice video indeed. However, the braking system still remained a bit unclear.
Elon, how do you like this?
This dude is super accurate with that sword
This guy makes replica scooters of ORIGINAL African wooden scooter😊😊😊
SODUKO
Ghana Africa has done this since 2006 it's called the Chukudu
Amazing! My concern is how to climb up?
Parang gumaya tayo sa congo, tawag sa kanila jan chukudu. Gamit nila yan sa pang hanapbuhay nila.
That's a different part of the Philippines from where I live 😮
"Жми, Фома, деревня близко...
У милашки свет потух.
До нее дорога склизка,
разрезай лаптей воздУх!"
😁
看到這衣服我還以為在台灣是台灣的原住民，然後周圍景色也很像台灣山區，唯一不像的就是我沒看過台灣有這種運輸工具
They aren’t mostly use for transportation but for the fun of it.
and how do they bring them back uphill ?
hope somebody drove them back and they dont need to push it back
Impresionante, como maniobran, eso tan pesado
Impressive work for real
The building part seems completely fake, or I missed the part where it was meant to actually work, like the later, finished one with bearings etc
Папа Карло был бы горд за этих мастеров! Только он из деревяшки выстрогал себе мальчишку. Про транспортное средство он как-то не сообразил!)
У папы Карло небыло асфальтированной горной дороги, чтобы кататься по ней на деревянном самокате. 😂
@@Saironsmv если эти мастера приделают руль к заводской садовой тележке это будет прорыв в грузоперевозках)
I thought it was an ad for the flintstones
عندما كنا اطفالا كنت اقوم بصناعة مثل العربيات من اجل اللعب وتمضية الوقت لكني لم اتصور وجود رجالا يمارسونها الان كعمل
They are doing what the Congolese have been doing for many years.
💯
Learned about the Congolese chukudus a few hours ago and now this video pops into my feed haha
We used to make these wooden bike back in the 80 in jamaica
Xe như thế này nó giống như thời xưa mà khổng minh trong truyện tâm quốc diễn nghĩa họ chế trâu gỗ và ngựa gỗ để thế lương thảo đó bạn nhé
incredible! how do you apply break on?
Extraordinario! Pero solo pueden ser usados en bajada, para volver deben hacerlo caminando o en vehiculo a motor.
Se ahorran el billete de regreso .
Can it go up? Down? Where is it's speed control?
Same in Africa like this
Nagas and Philippians have similarities in many ways (cultures, dresses, looks, way of life etc).
Sa Africa merun ding ganyan, cnu ba nauna.
This looks like Baguio City. I have been there up above the terraces.
They from baguio city barangay asin called them an igorot kiangan.that is in phil.not south america.
A chukudu here???
Good Craftsmanship, Im Suprised You Have Any Fingers Left !!!
Official vehicle of just stop oil.
This is very similar to the Chukudu scooter made in Africa.
Climate friendly rides! ❤
You're the best in the world ❤❤❤❤
Chạy bằng pin hay bằng động cơ gì mà không nhìn thấy vậy mọi người...
" Back to the future " ... Future to the back .
These handmade wood scooters from philiphines should race against handmade wood chukudu scooters from congo at the redbull downhill race. 😊
Lol
Mi pregunta es, cómo se mantienen en movimiento?
Solo lo usan cuesta abajo.
Fred Flintstones would be happy to see this
Filipinos are full of ingenuity
That's a Hardly Davidson.
A Rolls Canardly.
Get a Vice to hold the wheel while chopping
Very Flintstone-like…I love it
Fantastic! Awesome!
Watching from tuensang town Nagaland india
It's powered by the most powerful engine on earth, the gravity.
the Congolese scooter are made for heavy lifting but Philippines scooter are made for fun because most of these mountain tribe cant afford bicycle so they made it for the kids.
No most is for traditional purposes most of these guys has a motorcycle even a Car
pero utilizan las calles de bajada , y de regreso?